GM 6 cut Series Part 1- Making Key from Door Lock with no Decoder!

[@rafhajuarez2647]

Thank you very much for your very interesting videos, the techniques used in the United States Since here in my country we never have training for this type of lock systems, thank you very much for your

[@Mirauge]

One thing that I noticed wasn't mentioned which can be very helpful when sight reading these. Are if all your cuts that you get don't add up to an even number but instead an odd number. You have one of them wrong in that case. All cuts on these 6 cut GMs will add to even numbers. unless its been rekeyed wrongly.

[@kendallevans4326]

Hello Is it possible to make a key for the doors and trunk because I have a couple old brass keys I have

[@tomcasey9279]

Part numbers of the tools and the kit would be great

[@treyreed1762]

So is there no where to get a gm 6 cut reader to get a rough idea where your at?i guess I'll make one.i bought a bag of waffers and will figure it out i guess.i mean,i do all the new stuff with 12 + wafers.

[@exibar]

so I have an 87 vette, the keys are worn badly. I have locksmith micrometers and decode tools, and what not... I'm just a bit lost as to what to use to decode GM door keys, I have decoders for master/kuikset/american lock/etc etc what chart do I use to get the closest bitting to cut a fresh key? I have a key machine and a lishi hand cutter as well... thoughts?

[@magufulilocksmith2617]

following from kenya

[@es2910]

What’s that tool called that you used to cut the blanks?

[@craigslitzer4857]

Looks like an old Curtis key punch pliers.

[@emerybryant]

do you happen to have ignition switch lock cylinder tear down? im curious and wondering if i can change the um 🤔 little trim piece on the exterior. I replaced my ignition switch and the new is black. I want to swap it for the chrome one on the other ignition switch. Its the older style. From 80s and before.

[@selock]

No that part isn’t switchable you would have to purchase it chrome

[@paulchaulk5305]

very informative Jason Thanks

[@keithhaynie7950]

OMG ... just getting the lock out of the door!

[@tyericson4356]

How can I get the chart your using I wanna add it to my folder I still wanna find a code book aswell please let me know jason

[@RuneInternational]

Google is reading your mind. I saw the original about 10 hours ago, as it was shown in the list of videos that YT thought I would be interested in watching.

[@selock]

Rune International I bet cause I uploaded them last night but didn’t publish until a bit ago. SNEAKY KZbin...SNEAKY

[@broadwaykeyy3602]

Where can I find the first decoder you used does hL flake have it ?

[@hondowarrior7270]

What state are you. I would love for you to do my 1970 Oldsmobile cutlass

[@gotj]

Hi. Thanks for the video. I need some door cylinder cups, where can I buy that?

[@qkcam45]

great video! thank you. someone keep trying to steal my old truck and everytime messes up the lock cylinders. I am trying to rekey but I can't get that cap off. I tried to buy those pliers locally and no luck. I guess you have to be a locksmith to get them. would you happen to have an old set of those pliers for sale or know how to purchase a pair, what model are they? thank you!

[@selock]

cb brooks you can remove the cap with channel locks/etc, just be careful not to break the rim. There are quite a few parts needed to rekey, have you checked around your area to see if there is a older locksmith store (physical location) around before you go having to buy replacement caps and such?

[@ochserd]

Hi, LOved the video - I have a 1988 CHevrolet K5 blazer and I need a glove box, door and rear door key cut as I lost my oval key. I am pretty sure the glove box and doors are the same keys. Can you cut me a key if I send you the glove box lock. THanks, Dave

[@selock]

No, GM glove boxes only had 4 of the 6 necessary wafers. While it’s common to use the GB if a locksmith is at the vehicle, they still had to progress the keys to identify the remaining two cuts so they would still need access to door or trunk.

[@richardsmith2761]

I need help finding replacement face caps for my gm 6 cut any idea who might still sell them?

[@selock]

Many distributors still stock. If you aren't a locksmith you might want to call around to a local locksmith location to see if you could purchase. Last case would be eBay or such :) Thanks for watching. If you cannot find them locally and just need one or two we can sell them but local would save you the shipping

[@richardsmith2761]

SE Lock and Key Many distributors like a gm dealership?

[@selock]

richard smith no, they won’t have that stuff. I meant lock distributors, I wasn’t sure if you were a locksmith or not :)

[@richardsmith2761]

SE Lock and Key Oh gotcha, no I’m not

[@lxosito]

Hey boss where would I be able to find them charts you have for GM? Thank you and please!

[@vincelyons1796]

just a side note that I did not see mentioned: if you add all the cuts up it will be a even number

[@selock]

While that is indeed a rule it’s not a 100% rule so I long ago started ignoring that

[@nagarajuvulavalapudi9154]

Super Sir

[@MarkCallies-qf2yz]

GM went to a 10 cut late 94 early 95

[@selock]

responding to something I said in the first 30 seconds of the video? several vehicle models kept using 6 cut after the “official introduction” of 10 cut

[@jeffmoss26]

TUMBLERSSSSSS

[@fredcolberg1318]

Make absolutely no sense

[@selock]

What doesn't make sense? Oh! Your comment!

[@lxosito]

@@selock 🤣😂